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The Department at Work.

Notwithstanding the country did not get as large an appropriation Tor the extirpation of contagious bovine diseases as the exigepcies of the times demand, the feeling is everywhere one of satisfaction over the good re- snlfs attained by the friends of the cattle industfy- from congress. The department of agriculture in which ample powers are concentrated under the direction of Commissioner Col man and Dr. Salmon of the bureau of animal industry, is making wise and systematic efforts to stamp out pleuro- pneumonia wherever it exists in the states. Harmonious relations having been established by the de. partment with the live stcck commis. sioners of Illinois, the. work now go- irg on at Chicago is,of the best qual, ity and will, without doubt, soon rid that plague spot of disease. The s,ockmen can feel fiom this time on, since the west, through the state and territorial legislatures. has become reasonably protected tromthe plcuro- pneumonia contagiop, that the sup plemenlal labors of the government officers will pow give us nearly ,abso, lute protection. This is source of great satisfaction to all. Yet, i; should not be lcrgotton that in order 10 extirpate bovine dieases in this country and forever rid the land oj them, congress must at the next ses sion be asked 10 make la'ge appro- priation, thus enabling the depart hent of agriculture 10 do the work cf stamping out pleuro.pneumonia most ,fectually, Work io this end cannot begin too soon or be continued with too much earneslness. Congress is an obstinate body when it comes to drawing it's attention to the needs of the cattle industry.
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 Bismark has reached his 7and birth : day.
 Michigan has five state tickets in the field,
 Rich strikes of gold are reported from Alaska.
 Ex-Secretary Manning, is serio usly ill in England. Over one hundred residences arc going up at Sacramento.
 The Bald Knobbers are still making trouble near Ozark, Mo. Missouri will be inflicted with a special session of the legislature.
 The English Troy government is passing strong repressive measures for Ireland.
 There are oyer three hundred ap- plications for new post-oaices in Da- kota.
 A nine foot coal vein las been struck near the surface at Greeley, Colorado. The Hotel Monte at Monterey, Cal. ifornia was destroyed by fire on Sat urday last.
 Two men were killed in free faction fight al San Augustine few days since. A physician sits at the bedside of Emperor William watching while the monarch sleeps. A Detroit bank manager has de- camped with $50, He had not far to go to get to Canada.
 During the month of March the real estate transfers Tn Los Angeles county amounted to $5,324,4s5.
 James ]. Blaine is now on visit to his daughter, Mrs. I. J. Coppinger at Fort Gibson, Indian Territory.
 Ex-Governor, T. c. Reynolds, of Missouri, committed suicide by jump ing down an elevator shaft at St.. Louis. 3 -t .a f | A post-ofIice clerk in New York city stole package from the regis tered letter office containing SIo, 600 in currency.
 Ex-senator Jones, of Florida, made a speech at Detroit on St. Patrick s I day which afforded evidence that he is not insane, .a.y .-a
 The Czar of Russia has been again nearly assassinated. He was fired at lby an officer of the army, the ball passing close to him.
 It is said Judge Cooley gives up a s25 600 place to take q position which pays less than sthird that much {, lon the Interstate Commission. The notorious Mariana Leyba, who was one of the assassinS of MT. Lacky has been killed by deputy sheriff while resisting arrest. Prince William, eldest son of the German Crown Prince, is as strong a partisan as Bismarck himself. Hc refuses even to drink champagne; and will drink only German wines
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SUNDAY SMILES.

A victim of insomnia must be a wide awake man.
 A bad oyster may be said to play a dead open and shut game.
 The best kind of a sidewalk-Walk- ing by the side of a handsome woman,
 A hotel in this territory adverti ses that it stands "withsut a rival" The opposition hotel man doubtless thinks it should read "without arrival.
 Mark Twain talks of endowing a home for pumped-out humorists. We had supposed Mark was rich enough to take care of himself.-Troy Times.
 When Dakota minister gives out a notice of some church meeting, he adds to the traditional formula, "God willing" the words "and blizzard not preventing"
 "Pants for five dollars" sand a seedy looking individual as he read the Card in store window. So do l. l never panted so much for five dol lars in all my life. @ eAN.s f'
 Irving said that woman, was like ivy, because the greater the ruin the closer she clings. But even this rule has an exception, for sometimes the closer she clings the greater the ruin.
 t'Time isn't money, it's all hum bug to say it is" remarked loqua- cious Flagstaff saloon l0afer. Jack, the bartender, replied,"I guess you're right you spend a--sight more time than money here." "s.a t '
 Bishop Warren of the Methodist Episcopal church does not believe in gentle preaching to rich sinners. He says there are some who go at it ir this. style: "Brethren, you must re, pent, as 1t were; and be converted, Tn a measure; or ysu will be damned to some extent. "' grE (
 A clergyman was sent for to see { dying man. Putting on sanctimo nioHs look he solemnly addressed tn, object of his visit with the words "My triepd. shall I meet you in heav enl" The sick man replied, "Well l guess yeu are likely to if you arc : a square man." Then he turned over on his side and peacefully died
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All cattle bearing the above b'3Hd on right hip are the property of the undersigned. Ear marks: crop and split in right ear, and split on tor of left ear. Also all cattle with bar M on both sides Also all horses branded barM on left shoulder. Range Mogolioh Mountains. PC. FIapstaf, Ariz. 3.
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THE WORLD IN snIrr.

John C. Sake, the poet, is dead. Sunset Cox Las recovered rom his sickness.
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same brand. Range Mogollon Mts and Stoneman's Lake. r. O., Canl Verde, Ariz. MEHRENs X SHERMAN.
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 Lo aichau's Golden 6,ntmens to' Shs eh ctiVe h-alng of Syuhilitic sor.l and eruptions. Price 5i GO p..r Iyot Le ftehnEss Golden I3it.a--N N,r,s and Braia trea.'Hent, luss Of phT cal nov. CT, excess or oser-work, rosth tion ,.r. Price S3 % pr Box.
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ARIzoy. CATTLE COMPANY

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It is said Judge Cooley gives up a sa5,eo place to take a position which pays less than sthird that much on the Interstate Commission.
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. The notorious Mariana Leyba, who was one of the assassins of MT. Lacky, has been killed by a deputy sheriff while resisting arrest,
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and nick c' top of right; horses with the sam- brand a1 left tOIgh; range M Lgnllon mannIains
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Prince William, eldest son of the German Crown Prince, is as strong partisan as Bismarck himself. He refuses even to drink champagne; and will drink only German wines.
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Ali Csit,e and horses b-1rIa he above brand
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,n left side. Barge, UrIer Oai ,reek. P o address, Flagstaff, Ariz.
 Ear Marks: Crop and under bit 10th ears.
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ne rA ht and under split in the lcf iaage, Mogo!lon Mts. ?. o. adires 'amp Verde. r. AcCLAREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
HIS LIFE NOT SAFE IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Aug. (Special).-The negro Perry,
whose connection with the notorious Burkng Gaze
here last winter compelled him to leave the city to
escape lynchng. arrived in Baltimore to-day aud
visited several OF his friends and they closed thi
doors against him. In short time he recognized
oy many OF the people who wanted to lynch HIM last
February A threatening crowd gathered around
him and he was compelled to seek refuge in police
station. To the officers he said that since leaving
Baltimore he had been working in aud near Psiade
phis and tor some time employed on the farm Of
brother CT Mr.. Singerv, proprietor of :" The
Record" The police will send him away again, as his
lie is not safe here. Perry the iautor OF the
medical college to which the murderer Ross. nov
under sentence of death. took the body OF the old
woman lie had butcnered Ross still declares that
Perry put him up to the nefarous job, but Perry
was tried and acquitted OF any completely in the
murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
RIOTING IN IRELAND.
s.TIoNALIsTs AssAILED BY ORANGEMEN.

yrsToLs BOTTLES AND STONES CsED-oNE BOY
Ki1LEp-FIGHTING FROM MOVING TRAIN
BELFAST, Aug. IA party Of Nationalist men,
hers of the Order Of Foresters went to Portrush
today on two special trains. They were met at
The Portrush station by crowd of Orangcmen, and
sharp fight ensued, bottles and stones being used
as missiles All of the decent inhabitants and the
English and American tourists who happened to
he in the town took refuge in houses. The dis
turbance was finally queled by the police. While
returning to BCl asst the Natiotalists were stoned
all along the line by Orangcmen, who bad been
informed of the riot at Portrush. Nearly all the
sindows of the train were broken. The Nation
slists replied with bottles and pistols. youth
who was standing in bridge at BallymonHy
station when the train passed was shot and has
since died. A Presbyterian minister and youth
we're wounded at Ballymena. When the trains
arrived at Belfast there further trouble, but
the police soon restored order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
REPUTATION IN HAWAII.

BRITISH CAPITALISTS MAY SUFFER FOR PREMIER
GIBsON's MIsDEEDs.
San FRANCISCO, Aug 7 (Speeiab. are signs OF
serious financial trouble in Hawaii While Premier Glib
son was In control loan Of S2.000,000 authorized,
ties the market He, Mattson Hodnung. Skinner and
others put up $500 900. which given to Claus
sPeckes part payment for bonds In his possession
NcFarane persuaded the British capitalists that the
third mortgage, besring cent interest. was good
security Another 100000 raised nearly all going
into the safe in which McFaranes pile was turned
and Claus spreckess demand satisfied In full The
the bonds already Issued. aud there is project OF
liquidation foot Prime Minister Green claims that
the are worthless in that they not issued In
accordance with the legislative act which prescribed
that they should be printed In denominations OF American
money when in fact they issued in English pounds
Mcfarane pocketng 16 cents difference between every
pound and S. besides promptly collecting his ices
allowed by the act. - .
Another objection to the legality OF the issue that
OF the signatures required printed and not written
associates have already been warned by the British
Consul that their plans will meet with the disapprova OF
the British Government and will have To be altered 70
suit wishes OF those who have put out their sh In
that naval force sufcient to bring the existing Minis
Try u the debts OF the last be concentrated AT
Honolulu. -
Another cause Of Is the attitude OF the King
he takes his humiliation with poor grace and Is SAID 10
be burning for chance to strike back al those who nave
been In shearug him OF power To do this be
will II necessary side with any force that will suspend
the action OF the new constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
MOONEY IN A SULLEN MOOD.

Thomas j. Mooney, the dynamite defender OF rho
American flag, Is talkatve and quiet by turns. les
terlay after saturdays unusually loquacious SPELL
he elapscd sullon silence. lie would see helthcr
reporters nor friends: and the warden at Jefferson
Market Prison told TRIBUNE reporter that In DIS
periunctory conversations with tho prison oncias
he showed "contrary" mooi. "If wo say ono
thing he contradcts it." said the warden. land IN
varably takes the opposite side In any question te
comes up lie talks bitterly about tho pohce
whom he dcnounces = enemies OF the American nag
because they have arrested him for what he Considers
q atr.otic action"
Captain Gastlin spent busy day cew hunting III
company with detectives. lie Is convinced that
Mooey had 10 do with the Guyandotte explosion anu
l. wok ng hard 10 get a chain OF evidence connecting
him with It, In spite vi MONEYS sturdy denl 10
u TRIBUNE porter, that ho had ever "glvcn MN
self away" as the uyandotte dynamlter III con
veIsaton with the Captain, Captain GastIn ahelcs
to his statement. and j. his did not deceive
him when be head the prisoner tell him he had ued
10 bow up the Old Dominion steamer by way or
experiment The OH Dominion Company Ia apathetic
ia the matter Its offered reward OF $1,000 for tho
conviction Of the man who caused the explosion on
January 81 sfjll holds good but everything seems
10 indicate that the lapse OF six months has taken
tho edge of Its zeal The report a. to Mooney =
mental condition vii probably be handed In TO Justico
Duffy to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
DE1ArfyG THE SoUrH pEyysYLvAYIA.

prTTsBURG. Aug. 7 (SpecaD.-Dr. HOstetter ex-
pressed himself freely today in regard to the latest
effort of the Pennsyvanla Railroad Company to pre-
vent the building OF the South Pennsylvania Railroad
by suits in equity which were begun in Philadelphia
on Saturday. ~The VanGerbilts own the Beech
Creek road" said DR. Hostetter, I" and they can dis
poe OF they please IhIs last suit OF the Pennsy
vsna Railroad Is virtually the same as the one which
was decided against them in the Supreme Court at
Harrisburg. and il is only bluf They cannot win
and the suit is brought merely for the purpose OF
causing delay The Pennsy ana company made
money over and above their expenses In lighting the
suits by the two years delay they have now caused
the South Pens yls ania." In response to question
as to whether the latest suit could prevent the
building OF the South Pennsyl ylvania DIR. Rostetter re-
Piled ttat 1t cou'd not. " The Vanderbits have
So. coo 900 invested IN the roaG now he said. and
they will undoubtedly 20 ahead 1hey cannot dis
pose OF their stock" lie added that the South
Pennsylvanii management was doing nothing except
getting subsc rbers stock in the organiza On.
All OF the largest stockhod ders in Pttsburg and fha-
dephia had gone in. he sand. and he expected no
trouble with these in NewYork but that nothing OF
great mr ortancc will probably be done until October
as Mr. Carnegie. Mr. Phipps and others who are row
in Europe Will not be back until that time.